Eterra Attachments 66 Gallon 118.9 Gallon Capacity Skid Steer Concrete Mixer
Effortlessly handle rocks, logs, brush, and debris with the CID Mini Skid Steer Grapple Bucket. This mini skid steer attachment boasts a unique grapple design, enhancing productivity and versatility. The sturdy grapple arms securely hold materials, preventing spills during transport.
Ideal for rocks, logs, and brush, this grapple bucket offers the necessary strength and grip for a variety of tasks. Specifically crafted for mini skid steers, this compact grapple bucket ensures easy maneuverability in tight spaces, making it perfect for landscaping, construction, farming, and more. Its lightweight construction and optimized design allow for confident navigation through narrow pathways, making it a valuable tool for confined areas. Mixer with plenty of room to transport with no spillage.
Galvanized side chute and top grate. Spring assisted side gate locks the gate in place and aids in the actuation. Sprocket and chain drive system is completely enclosed and sealed to keep it out of harms way. 5 foot flexible hose provided for easy pouring. 8 inch diameter for bottom chute.
Easy to lift grate makes it easy to clean. Integrated top bag cutter to make bag splitting easy. Hardox 400 steel paddle/auger style drive is suitable for concrete and grout. Precision laser cut parts, CNC forming and robotic welding creates a high quality finished product. Pad mounting holes for excavators to connect to so this becomes a dual purpose product with just a few turns of a wrench.
Drive system is reversible so that you can mix and dispense using your hydraulics. Polyurethane seals with 90 shore hardness. Mixing Concrete 101: We recommend using Redimix/Quikrete for the best results. A typical mix is 1 part water, 2 parts cement and 3 parts sand/gravel by volume.
A dry mix should be mixed first with the water added slowly. If a slump cone is available, adjust water to achieve a 2" - 3" (51 - 76mm) slump. The final water content should be approximately 6 - 9 pt (2.8 - 4.3L) of water per 80 lb (36.3 kg) bag of concrete. The easiest way for you to achieve the best results is to use bagged pre-mix in 80 lb.
This translates to 15 bags of mix per batch. For small batch on demand concrete, it does not get much better. Water The first time you create a batch it is advisable to use a 55 gallon barrel that is prefilled with water.
Use a white 5 gallon pail and measure 4 gallons inside the pail and draw a line inside the bucket so you can scoop a predetermined amount each time you fill the bucket. The idea is to add enough water to the mix and keep track of how much water you have used so that each consecutive batch will be the same consistency. If you still would like to mix your own then scoop enough sand/gravel into your mixer to cover the paddles.Add 1.5 bags of Portland Cement per batch for 4000 psi concrete or 2 bags per batch for 5000 psi concrete. Once you have added water, the mixture will compress so you can add more sand/gravel mix to top off the batch. Once the batch is thoroughly mixed, it is safe to transport to the pour site.
Clean-up Lots of water with some pea gravel added. Run the mixer for a few minutes and rinse any other spots that you see that have lingering traces of mix. A small spray bottle with diesel added will help to keep everything from rusting and sticking the next time you use your mixer.